Medical mystery
At Fox News:
World's Smallest Boy? ... His family and doctors struggle to solve the mystery of his small size. LinkI'm not a doctor - and don't play one on TV, heh - but I betcha the little guy's a primordial dwarf.
At Fox News:
World's Smallest Boy? ... His family and doctors struggle to solve the mystery of his small size. LinkI'm not a doctor - and don't play one on TV, heh - but I betcha the little guy's a primordial dwarf.
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There was a loud argument (?) at Christmas in the Park, Cassidy Park, Friday night around 8:00 p.m.
Multiple law enforcement units responded; one parking lot attendant counted eight cars.
Outcome unknown.
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Our rural polling place had lines for ID check and voting machines at 7 a.m.
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Law enforcement officials on Capitol Hill Wednesday told a House panel that the booming international trade in phony consumer goods is funding terrorism. Link
"We decided to just take the items off the street,” Culpepper said, adding both business are legitimate with the proper licenses. “It’s what they were doing that was the problem.” Link
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Apparent motorcycle wreck tonight on Avenue F.
Many police cars, a fire truck and an ambulance were pulled off the road just south of the AA meeting place. We saw a damaged lime-green bike.
We're praying no one was badly hurt.
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In this Daily News article, we learn great stuff:
An eight-agency task force, led by the Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office, hit the streets before daylight Tuesday in a series of parish wide raids whose purpose was to round uo drug suspects. [...] By the time it ended, 15 suspects had been apprehended and taken to the Washington Parish Jail. And case detectives still had nine people to locate and bring into custody.Seven comments, so far, from people wanting to know the names of the arrestees.
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Looked like it was on Avenue F/1075 a few blocks north of the dance studio.
I didn't drive closer so as not to impede the firefighters.
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Perhaps we'll read about it in the Daily News. Perhaps not.
There was a bad accident in front of the Texaco on Highway 21 around the end of last week, the result (we understand) of holiday drinkin' & drivin'.
When will people learn?
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Daniel, a wounded vet in med school, is driving around the country with his wacky Boxer Rocky and blogging it.
Cool stuff! Read it, and donate. Least we can do for one of America's heroes.
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Can't live with the price, but can't live without it. And there are no easy answers.
Unfortunately, the time to economize on gas was before the price rose. Nowadays, you can't give away that nice big pickup truck or other guzzler you've been cruising in. So unless you've got an income or resources that will enable you to buy an economical car without trading in your dually, you're outta luck.
How many weeks will pass before you can organize a carpool to work? Maybe you should've done that sooner, huh?
My daddy used to say, "Do the math." In this case, it shows a no-brainer. Most of us don't need to carry seven passengers or a roomful of furniture every day. Therefore, we can drive a little Honda, and rent a truck for the occasions when we need one.
The math:
30 mpg, 1200 miles per month = 40 gallons, at $3.89 = $155.60
15 mpg, 1200 miles per month = 80 gallons, at double the cost.
You can rent a pickup truck for a day for the difference. Every single month.
Note to looney lefty liberals: We didn't invade Iraq to steal their oil, or it'd be cheaper.
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